Oracle WebLogic Server Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Oracle WebLogic Server as our application server for a Java Enterprise application. We run up to 24 JVMs tu support our user base, along with JMS servers to handle asynchronous messaging queues. The application itself is to process Fraud and Disputes claims, as well as Account take over/Unauthorized account access.

Likelihood to Recommend

Definitely recommended if you want a stable, full-frature application server for Java EE applications and you are familiar with Oracle family of products. Less recommended if you're new to it as it has a steep learning curve if you need support a big application with a robust architecture. Also wouldn't recommend it for Non-Java applications use cases.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle WebLogic Server can be used in many ways. As a seperate product to develop and publish your web applications on or like in our case it is the "under the hood" engine and platform for one of our key applications that we bought. We still need to update and administer Oracle WebLogic Server ourselves and at that it proved to be a stable product that does it's job well.

Likelihood to Recommend

Oracle WebLogic Server is well suited in an organisation that is familiar with Oracle products and product management. Next to that it is a great and stable platform to publish your webapplications on.

It is less suitable if you don't have the time or knowledge to grasp the management interface. It is a bit more complicated as for example Microsoft IIS.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We used this Applicational Server on our on-site infrastructure (production environment) and also in our local machines for development and testing purposes.

Although it is definitely a robust and complete framework with lots of options and configurations you can modify at your own needs, it is also a heavy application to run in your computer.

So we'd often deal with slowness in the build and deployment processes, especially with some IDE integrations such as Netbeans or InteliJ.

Even on our local servers, that deployment process was not always super smooth.

To top that up, we dealt with some security breaches raised with some versions of the framework, so we'd need to keep an eye for those security patches at all times (that was the most severe issue we've had).

Likelihood to Recommend

If you need to have complex options in place you can count on Weblogic to be a robust Applicational Server you can rely on.

But you would need to keep an eye on maintaining the framework updated quite frequently to avoid security breaches and subsequent severe situations.

If you don't have other infrastructure for test purposes, I wouldn't advise you on having devs and QA installing this heavy application in their local machines, there are other lightweight solutions that would be a better fit for that.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In my experience, Oracle WebLogic is a powerful platform for building various types of applications. We've been using Oracle WebLogic Application Server in our organization for several years now and can say it's a good middleware choice for an enterprise environment. He made extensive use of the capabilities of Weblogic JMS and found exceptional speed and reliability.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think Oracle WebLogic Application Server is quite powerful and quite complete. It covers the most important features of the JEE Application Server as well as useful resources related to Oracle. Something efficient for inheritance. Something effective for modern applications. In short: an impressive application server.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use the Oracle Weblogic Application server to deploy both service bus and SOA integration services. We also deploy some Java web and EJB applications on Oracle Weblogic Application servers.

Likelihood to Recommend

The server is very good for deploying Java-based applications. We also build Oracle Service Bus and Service-Oriented Architecture-based synchronous and asynchronous services on top of the standard Weblogic layer. We use the server to create data sources with connection pools and Java Messaging queues which have very good functionality and great control on retry.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Weblogic is an amazing application server that is being used by some of the departments in the organization. It easily manages all the critical workloads. Currently, we are using more than 4 WebLogic servers with all having different applications. It is used as a middleware for all our web-based applications.

Likelihood to Recommend

This is very well suited to be used with web-based applications as it provides immense performance and is a centralized load-sharing solution. If you have multiple applications then this is an appropriate server as it can handle them easily and it is completely flexible and secure. For Images, the configuration part could be a bit hard to handle on this server.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As we are in the Business Intelligence team, we require solutions related to database, management, and delivery. We have used Oracle's WebLogic suite for our customer's development and its solutions. In our day-to-day business, it's needed to have the optimum solution in place to cater to our business requirements. Nowadays Oracle is in demand and we continue to use it.

Likelihood to Recommend

For handing large data on a quicker note we recommend using this application solution but if your organization has a smaller dataset and data load is high then you shouldn't go with it. It requires steady data approaches and management. But we have gained benefits from this infrastructure in recent times.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The Oracle WebLogic Suite application is being used to simplify the management for our development teams. The really easy lightweight distribution of the IDE (integrated development environment) makes the process of coding happen much faster than using other closely related systems. In general, we use this platform to development much of our backend code.

Likelihood to Recommend

In general, I would recommend this technology to other companies attempting to install a cohesive integrated development environment for your development department. The cross domain management and comprehensive diagnostic tooling capabilities are really nice. The java mission control and java flight recorder does have a memory buffer that is pretty nice and can be persisted for post incident analysis by the development team.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are Oracle Forms users so we need to use WebLogic. We have almost one thousand users. We are using for they whole company.

Likelihood to Recommend

Excellent performance with many users. Fast and very stable. Suitable for big companies not for small ones.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

It is being used as an application server for telecom oss-bss applications. It is also standard application server for custom application. <span style="font-size: 15px; letter-spacing: -0.05px; word-spacing: -0.85px;">It is the backbone of 100s of telco use cases. Most importantly weblogic users won’t have to struggle with database connection handling, java messaging service, user management and web service throttling.</span>

Likelihood to Recommend

Any enterprise when they are not sure about which application server to use when reliability is the most important criteria, then WebLogic is great. When ease of development, constant change and deployment is an important concern then WebLogic is not the best fit.